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Daniel Hancz

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Daniel Hancz

Pharmacist and Investigator
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health

Biography

Daniel Hancz is chief pharmacist for the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and a specialist in counterfeit and foreign drug identification. He was formerly a supervisor at the Los Angeles County Regional Drug and Poison Information Center. He has been assigned to the Health Authority Law Enforcement Task force for eight years. He is also an adjunct professor of pharmacy practice at the University of Southern California.

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health
500 W. Temple Street
Los Angeles  California  90012
United States
Office Phone: 
(213) 989-7045
dhancz@ph.lacounty.gov

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